City to deploy 600 student rookies against juvenile crime
New York plans a bold counterattack with 600 rookie patrolmen linked with veterans. They will patrol high risk areas like Red Hook Brooklyn and Washington Heights Manhattan armed with nightsticks and pistols, as detectives support areas where youth crime rose. Authorities stress parental responsibility and note 29 juvenile violence deaths in 1956, 22 so far this year.
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New Red Shakeup Possible
Washington diplomats speculated on possible Kremlin moves after Bulganin missed talks with Tito in Romania and was omitted from a forthcoming East Germany visit. Rumors floated that Bulganin could become president while Zhukov or Mikoyan might take premier or deputy premier roles, with State Department keeping silent on the chatter.
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Anastas Mikoyan
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Y. M. Molotov
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East Berlin
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Moscow Radio
Wain It Over Love as the glue of life
The piece likens glue and adhesives to unity in objects and in society. It argues love is the strongest cohesive force surpassing material bonds and spiritual solvents threaten social and spiritual unity, urging elimination of hatred and indifference to keep lives from falling apart.
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Graham Telecasts To Continue Through August
New York ABC-TV announces Billy Graham will extend his thrice extended New York crusade telecasts through August. The broadcasts began June 1 from Madison Square Garden with Beverly Shea and staff, drawing 1,305,300 attendees overall including 100,000 at Yankee Stadium on July 20.
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Change Predicted In Civil Rights Bill
Senator Knowland after a White House conference said Congress will amend the Senate civil rights bill before final passage. He noted the bill is not in satisfactory form and the President would not approve the amendments as is. House leaders indicated it might be vetoed unless changed and favored a reasonable conference compromise to send the measure to Eisenhower for approval or rejection.
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Aid Effects Impress Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson returning from a three month abroad trip said the Marshall plan's impact in Europe impressed him most and he held hope for Africa, especially the central region. He spoke at a brief New York news conference and met his cousin Guzanne Crihfield, a receptionist for the U.S. Immigration Service, for the first time.
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Two Submarines Collide At Sea
Washington Navy reports two Atlantic Fleet submarines the Tusk based in New London Connecticut and Cobbler a Submarine Squadron 6 unit at Norfolk collided at 4 39 am about 100 miles south of New London during routine submerged operations both vessels sustained only minor damage with no injuries to personnel and will undergo an investigation
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Billy Beats Opportunity To Draw Navy Prisoners at Charleston
A Marine guard at the Charleston Naval Base failed to stop two Navy prisoners, Whitrock and Smith, who used a billy and a claim of drawing a .45 during a work detail. Whitrock received four years in prison and a dishonorable discharge. Smith was sentenced to two years with a bad conduct discharge.
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First Lady Undergoes Operation at Walter Reed
Mrs Dwight Eisenhower underwent a benign surgery at Walter Reed Hospital performed by Dr Humbert L Riva. The operation lasted about two hours and was not an emergency. President Eisenhower spoke with her by phone after the procedure and her condition was described as good.
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Talk Of Limiting FHA Rates Follows Interest Increase
The FHA raised its insured home mortgage rate from 5 to 5 4 per cent marking a second increase in eight months. It also announced lower down payments for government backed mortgages, notably for homes in the 10 000 to 25 000 range. Democrats condemned the rise as inflationary while proposing possible rate ceilings, while Republicans argued the higher rate keeps FHA loans competitive in a tight money market. Page three-A.
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House Panel Cuts Military Spending and Defends Political Ambassadors
The House Appropriations Committee cut 279 million from a supplemental military bill and approved 1.58 billion of 1.96 billion in Eisenhower requests for military construction. Funds favored include Sey mour Johnson and Donaldson AFBs and Fort Bragg. Secretary Dulles defended political ambassadors and campaign contributions, noting several appointees have given to both parties. The panel also cut Air Force Academy funding and urged cost caution and better defense coordination.
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Selling Of Protection Revealed
Washington testimony exposes a scheme where John Dio sold union protection to Auto Glass Dealers Assn. of Greater New York members via Local 227 of the United Auto Workers AFL. The "sweet heart" contract limited labor trouble and shielded shops from rival unions, with annual payments rising to at least 190 dollars. Dio, aka John Dio guardi, was convicted in New York last month of a union shakedown conspiracy.
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Statewide Secondary Road Plan Debated by Commission
RALEIGH The Highway Commission met to study a proposed statewide plan for secondary roads. A seven member panel reviewed a tentative policy using a point rating system for priority funding and discussed a new right of way policy, geographic area assignments, and project programming led by Highway Director W F Babcock and Harold Make with maintenance and improvements prioritized.
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